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Singing for the Brain
Singing sessions for people living with dementia and their carers, run by the Alzheimer's Society.
How big it got
A song as a form of care.
of attendees said it improved their life in some way, in the charity's own survey.
Source: Alzheimer's Society (charity's own survey)What they did differently (our reading)
A simple format anyone can host.
The sessions follow a repeatable format, with warm-ups, familiar songs and time together, so the same program can run in many places and channels.
Your turn
What would singing for the brain sound like in Thai, with luk thung or mor lam?
- Weekly Thai-song sessions in care homes and temples
- A phone-in version for older adults living alone
- Measured outcomes on mood, with a university partner
These ideas are ours, to get you started.
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TLV is not affiliated with Singing for the Brain. Figures marked company figure are the company's own.
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